The O.J. Simpson trial is back again—not for murder but for armed robbery. This time, the media has little to no sympathy for the former football star. Simpson is accused of armed robbery of a Las Vegas sports memorabilia dealer September 2007.
It is somewhat unusual even today to find an editorial praising and endorsing censorship, but apparently that is just what your editorial on the cancellation of O.J. Simpson’s book has in mind.
I was outraged when I read the article about David Riffle being convicted of violating Jamie Bigornia's civil rights ["Verdict reached in Bigornia case," Feb. 7].
As long as I can remember I have wanted to write. In my sophomore year of high school, I took Mr. Oswalt's newspaper writing class and fell in love with journalism.
Most students have already taken all of their midterms this semester. This not only announces that the research paper's due date is approaching rapidly, but also that Thanksgiving is here.